麦吉尔大学古典文学专业

Transcript: University Transcripts: You must upload unofficial copies of transcripts for all courses at all universities attended. Include transcripts for courses taken at other universities that apply to your BA or MA degrees, even if the credits have been transferred. It is important for the department to see the titles of the courses and the grades given. Please note that uploaded transcripts will be considered as unofficial. Once you are admitted you will be required to supply final, official transcripts before enrolling for courses. Curriculum Vitae: Curriculum vitae: Please submit a copy of your curriculum vitae, including the following information: modern languages known and level of competence; ancient languages known and level of competence. Honors, awards, distinctions: indicate if national, local or institutional and monetary value, if applicable. Personal Statement: Research Proposal (Thesis option only): Applicants to the MA Classics (Thesis Option) must submit a brief research proposal. Provide a non-technical summary of your proposed thesis topic and research (maximum one page) and indicate a proposed supervisor. Personal Statement (Non-Thesis option only): Applicants to the MA Classics (Non-Thesis Option) must submit a brief personal statement (maximum one page) discussing the area of classical studies (geographic, thematic, or temporal, etc.) that interests you the most, and why. If applicable, you may wish inform us of any special circumstances that should be taken into consideration of your application. Recommendation Letter: Letters of Recommendation: Applicants are required to provide references from two instructors familiar with their work. McGill will request letters of recommendation on your behalf from referees you identify on the application form. Written Work: Submit a brief essay (maximum 750 words) on the following topic: “What was the best undergraduate history course you took, why, and what did you learn from it?” Writing Sample: Writing Sample: Submit a good BA paper (graded copy), maximum 20 pages.